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  1. FreedomScribe says:

    Unfortunately, 999 Americans out of 100 either (a) don’t know what a GMO is; (b) never heard of Monsanto; (c) and if they have, do not associate the world’s most evil company with poisoning our food supply (along with Bayer, DuPont, etc., etc.); and (d) couldn’t care less. We are doomed. Only thing left is hydroponics and/or acquaponics, maybe.
    Chenical companies inventing/producing all our seeds, now that makes a lot of sense. Monsanto suing organic farmers (and winning) for cross pollination to their Roundup seeds from heirlooms is like the home break-in perpetrator suing the homeowner for injuring him from the act of protecting his/her family and possessions. Today, the victim is guilty and the evil doer is not only innocent but awarded monetary gain. Bizzarro World.

    1. David Cameron says:

      What can you do. We are the slaves to the very few.

    2. Fix your math and your science says:

      999/100? Are you talking about literally 1000% of all Americans? As in 3 billion Americans, even though there are only 300million?

      1. Neeter Lou says:

        It’s a JOKE, or I took it as one. It has certainly been my experience that 999 of 100 people fall into categories a, b c and d on the subject.

    3. 999 out of 100 🙂 nice math. I will counter with 99 out of 100 folks who believe ag companies, and biotech are evil…have no science skills. So of course they are suspicious.

    4. Agree 100%. By the time people wake up it’s too late. Unless of course they’re will to fight and die for the cause. Took the mRNA gene injection? Congratulations. You and most likely your offspring too are a patented product now. The legal precedent is set.

  2. cybervigilante says:

    Monsanto. It owns the politicians. It owns the courts. If you go to an American appellate court, expect to see corruption in black gowns. I’ve seen it firsthand and it ain’t pretty. That was even in the Mass supreme court, not some hick red state, where I personally witnessed deep corruption (see Trips for Judges for one explanation of this). Most state appellate courts are moneycorrupted:

    1. here I thought is was because they had a patent…same protection under the law as organic seed companies that patent their seeds.
      courts are money corrupted ? Could you share your insight…do you mean .001 %, 1 %, 10 %.
      seems…like crazy talk to me.

  3. Phil J Malloy says:

    such a shame, for all the good they do (and they do a lot of good) its all canceled out by the bully tactics. We are not asking for much, a simple label so we know where our food comes from or if its been altered, I want this on all food not just their food!

      1. Teresa Moore says:

        Wrong! Both of those types of corn were available before Monsanto was involved. Selective breeding is not the same as gene splicing to make corn tolerant to poisons you have patents on.

        1. no, it is not. But at a basic level, why do you think geniticaly manipulating through breeding is good stuff ? It has never been tested in the ways folks think GMO should (actually, I have never seen a proposal for what testing would satisfy folks…they just say…not tested fully, therefore not safe).
          I like non gmo dog food, I find the irony of not feeding gmo grain, to animals not use to grain ironic. And dogs are the most genetically manipulated thing I can think of…like double ironic. I feed my pets grain free.

      2. Julian Keippel says:

        Disinfo agent! the commonly known name for GMO these days means something entirely different from your use of the term AND YOU KNOW IT.

    1. Michael Smith says:

      You are talking utter garbage, obviously on their murderous payroll. Read Teresa Moore’s post for a start.

      1. Eric Bjerregaard says:

        shill gambit users are ignorant, classless and dishonest.

  4. Grandhuff says:

    Excuse my post below. I am in agreement with this article. I meant to post this as an argument on a different site. If you can delete my comment, please do. I could not.

  5. Michael Smith says:

    The entire board and any shadow members of the Monsanto board should be jailed for life.
    There will be a gigantic explosion of cancer cases and early death from people eating this utter filth.

    1. Eric Bjerregaard says:

      Nice bit of nonsense. How do you explain the slight reduction in NHL rates since those nice safe, GE crops were introduced? Why would Monsanto execs be jailed and none of those from other manufacturers?

    2. Eric Bjerregaard says:

      Well that was pretty stupid. NHL rates are slightly down and we owe monsanto gratitude for introducing glyphosate.

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